Our approach
We want people to explore the beer range using a keyboard, a screen reader or a touch screen. Important beer information is presented as text alongside the artwork, so you do not have to read a bottle image to understand a page.
We aim for clear language, visible focus, meaningful headings and layouts that adapt to different screen sizes. This statement describes design intentions; it is not a claim of certified compliance.
Features in this version
- A skip link to the main content.
- Descriptive page titles, navigation labels and image alternatives.
- Keyboard-operable navigation and beer filters.
- Text-based beer descriptions and taste profiles alongside visual artwork.
- Support for browser zoom and reduced-motion preferences, with a pause control on the illustrated brewing page.
- Local fonts and artwork without embedded advertising or social feeds.
Known limitations
Some lettering is part of the bottle and tap artwork. The accompanying page text is the accessible source of information. Artwork details may remain difficult to read at small sizes.
Automated and code checks do not replace testing with assistive technology and real users. Any remaining issues found during testing will be recorded and prioritised. We do not claim a completed independent accessibility audit.
Reporting a problem
Email [email protected] or visit our Contact page to report an accessibility problem. It helps to include the page address, the action you were trying to complete, your device or browser and any assistive technology you use. Do not include information you are uncomfortable sharing.